Without Borders
Arte Sín Fronteras
In a collaboration with the Northern Río Grande National Heritage Area, Without Borders features artists from southern Colorado, northern New Mexico and beyond who explore the concept of Borderlands and what homelands are today. Curated by Leland Chapin, the exhibit showcases diverse art media to expand on the words of philosopher Gloria Anzaldúa: “To survive the Borderlands/you must live sin fronteras/be a crossroads.”
Artistas del sur de Colorado, del norte de Nuevo México, y de otras regiones, exponen obras de arte, utilizando una variedad de técnicas, para explorar el concepto de las Tierras Fronterizas y de las tierras de hoy.
The exhibit showcases diverse art media to expand on the words of philosopher Gloria Anzaldúa, “To survive the Borderlands/you must live sin fronteras/be a crossroads.”
Participating artists include:
- Cara Romero - Photography
- Jodie Herrera – Oil Painting
- Erin Currier – Oil Painting / Mixed Media
- Olivia Romo – Poetry
- Roxanne Swentzell – Ceramic Arts
- Albert Zalma – Painting
- Leah Prada Harrison – Jewelry
- Rose B. Simpson – Mixed Media Arts
- Ernesto Yerena Montejano – Silkscreen Prints
- Leland Chapin – Illustration
- Vicente Telles – Mixed Media
- Jason Jaacks – Photography
- Thomas Vigil – Stencil Art
- Dr. Chip Thomas / Jetsonorama – Silkscreen
- Zeke Peña - Illustration
- Jeff Slim - Painting
- Adria Malcolm - Photography
- Arlene Ladell Hayes – Encaustic Wax Painting
- Lynnette Haozous – Painting
- Valerie Rangel – Cut Paper
- Miles MacGregor / El Mac Mural Art
La exposición presenta obras de arte en diferentes medios para expandir el tema de la filósofa Gloria Anzaldúa: «Para sobrevivir las Tierras Fronterizas/debes vivir sin fronteras/debes ser una encrucijada.»
A border is a dividing line, a narrow strip along a steep edge. A borderland is a vague and undetermined place created by the emotional residue of an unnatural boundary. It is in a constant state of transition.
Una frontera es una línea divisoria, una franja angosta a lo largo de un borde empinado. La tierra fronteriza es un lugar vago e indeterminado creado por el residuo emocional de una frontera antinatural. Se mantiene en estado constante de transición.
